Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-12-14


fail and get up, aud when Jim did not get
up be wentto him and found him uncan-
scious- He was then taken home and during
many hours UNCONSCIOUS. but at this
writing he is we'll as can be expected
considering fan such as he received lie
knows that the horse fell with him but
knows no more of the accident.
Miss Schoch, the Organizer Tor the Young
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Work in PeRnsylv auia, viii come to Juni-
ats county, this week. She will deliver ad ,
dresses and organize societies as follows:
AT Thompsontown, Friday night, Deer 10;
at Van Dyke CCenter), Saturday night,
Decembyr IL at Mexico, Monday night,
December l9; at Johnstown, Tuesday
nigh;, December 2Is', and at NcAhsterv;lie,
THURSDAY night, December 22Ld
Miss Schoch comes highly recommended
as young lady possessing rare gifts and
qualifications for such an important work
The Youug WOman's Chri stiIn Temper
rnce Uaion Of Miffiintown will pay her ex
Peuses while in the county.
u. r. LoUDoS, IDA DEAvER,
Secretary Pres't- 4
| The Newport News says: \ man by tie .
name OF John Reed stole a shirt and wife
/ FROM Robert Cook, OF Jersey Shore, LycOm- 4
/ ing county, Pa, about three months ago
He exhibited marriage certificate showing
/ that he and Mrs. Cox we're married. Cook
traces the runaway couple to Athens, Brad
ford county, where he found his truant " ife
aud her paramoUr at a hotel, she .'keeping
the family" by service domestic al the
establishment. Reed was arrested with
Books shirt on his back aud taken 10 Wiz
Transport on Saturday last- Ia default of
$500 oaIl be was held tor JrIsi on The charg-
oi bigAmy at the next tenn Of the Lyccming
county court Mr. Cook expressed a willing
ness 20 receive bis wife back into has arms
, and no questions asked, hut she wouldn't 20.
} II is expected She viii be charged aud tried
for adulJery. 1t Is said Reed has a wife
, Iiviug in Perry county,
Report of MihiIn;oWn school No. 1, TO-
the month ending No.'r %, 1851. Whole
r number % puPrs enrolled 80. Average at
tendance so Per cent OF attendance 81,
= Gertie Scaujt, LOtti- SchUtt, Bessie Hack
T enbesger, Ida Suits, Laura Switzeri l. dia
o B.oWaud AHuie Craig, Lula Louder, Lila
I Huffman, L..zz.e HostetIer, Lille Crcsw ell
= Harry Ellis, Doriio Bi.is, Banks Has K
F., Tomuir SSitzer, John Kirk, Elmer y or5h
George Hays, Herman Bro~sud, Will
=, Burchdyld, James Rspp, James Craig, Tom
x mie Hamilton, Herman Robson, AartH
! FasicE, lessee Wagner, Boyd PaunabakeI
h Earnest Hamilton, We're present every day
p, aud every roll call during the monil
2 Jennie Hawk. Annie Warner. Rhcuni
n Allison, Wallace Derr, Arthur Louder.
l. ANNIE L SwIG.Rr,
r. Teaohe
l. rom the Newport Ledger: Thursday
u last week, a son OF Daniel z. aTber,
Sprung township, wAs helping lhresh on II
ne farm OF JUhn Zinm -rmlu. Just 1T the tin
ty they were quitting Tor dinner, the lad pu-l
- Cd sDEe straw IN the machine when I,
a cy inner caught his coat sleeve, and in
as second the boys LETT arm was torn of.
= was ali done 50 quick ,ha; no one knew
80 till the boy exclaimed. oh! my arm IS OF
lie Is a boy about i years of age. NJ ar
oi was ampulated the same afternoon
81 = belle returning irvIn DUncanuon Sto
Ar last week, stepped on the depot steps
ed firt with the brlkmau. So carried aw
was this mlsher wish her Innocent iuu a.
az. she forgot about holding tue pitcher, a
- let II irIck.c down or her dainty ieet. >
,li lost about qutrt oi mollaSss on the SIC
h, but she mashed some woUI.l's nus and.
ing some evenings ago a man IN Faye
last township took a ouue Iady driving in
re- buggy. \ Young lady IN the house ir
,rn which they had driven, said, .'I'It put
lin man clothes ami 90 Gus ana stop them - 1
hin they come back aud scare Iheru Uy deua
eft iug, syoUr money or your ii.e." she io
os- ed like q man in a mans suit, ana 50
distance from the house waited for II
c,- return. Soon a buggy came along
r.. sprapg. out, took TIE horse by the brI,
p halted hIm. and shouted, .slUur money
81 your Iiie.'' = masculine voice Ireuui
IN with frigh;, answered irom the husl
l.. ..For God sake take tie cLipkens and Ie
-uib go" Inc young lady had stopped
- wrong party, and was 50 frightened
-. she could not speak, but she managed
=. stagE=r 10 the fence, ana the party win
chickens halt frightened 10 death dr
,- away
.h,r. one night last week thieves broke
tour different houses. They Pryed ops
~ Bridge Street shutter OF the Jacobs Ho
and broke a hole IN the glass through vi
they opened the fastening OF the sash
showed open the window aud entered
hotel IndOw, aud broke open the me
drawer. The money taken IN that day
not there Money seemed 20 have been
object OF their yisiJ Tor they did not dIs
any OF Ihe nue over coats ghaI were
hanging ia the Office by guests OF the
They broke into tue Grange store Ia "a
son, disturbed nothing except the n
d5avcz " hsch had no money IN it.
broke into GcDorald's store and took
PAGES pair Of shoes. They broke into J
gen tu,ch,r sacr rlided the money drawer
10 re- found no cash. Jones' cieaS-r was ca
e old iro.n his saop down 10 McDauaid's
y anil showing Jnat the store was robbed ait,
Inents hatcher shop
, close
3 the NEEFLIN ASADEME-M
n out town Pa-WInlvr session .: II week
MS be open "wednesday, January 4, 1855.
, not R.F. ELLI
o tax, PIu
gener-